Sentence examples for road curb from inspiring English sources

Heckenberger said that it was a road curb.

Other new titles in this week's Top 10 include Feist's "Metals" (Cherrytree/Interscope), at No. 7, and "Take a Back Road" (Curb), the fourth album by Rodney Atkins, at No. 8.

As can be easily noticed by a visual inspection of the considered frames in the Taxi sequence and in its degraded version in Figure 10, there are errors resulting in block artifacts affecting both the main object and the road curbs.

The developers could use the money for roads, curb cuts or other costs.

At each juncture, he argues, government has faced a choice between doing nothing or giving a hand to businesses and individuals and setting "rules of the road" to curb market excesses.

Though the boulevard has seen about $15 million of road and curb improvements over the last several months, the demolition last Tuesday and Wednesday of the Admiral Bar and Grill and two adjacent buildings -- a liquor store and a warehouse -- was seen as the real beginning of the Gateway Project.

Thus, even those of us on the left slowly are impelled to cool our radical jets and accept that on the road to curbing inequality we must work within a democratic framework and make many compromises.

It is this property of natural gas that long made many climate and energy analysts see a shift from coal to gas in electricity generation as a big, cheap and quick early step on the long road to curbing global warming.

"Bratton leaves behind a complicated legacy: while he started the NYPD down the road to curbing its worst stop-and-frisk excesses and abuse, he is also the architect of broken windows policing, which has caused similar harms to many of the same communities," said Center for Constitutional Rights attorney Darius Charney in a statement.

The site is being re-examined and this past October three options for remaking the mall (narrowed down from 10) were unveiled -- two could significantly destroy the character of the mall by opening it up to cars with a traditional street or inserting two lanes of road and curbs weaving them through some of the outdoor "vignettes" while demolishing others.

While the outer boroughs deal with still-white roads and curbs buried under walls of plowed refuse, Times Square is revealing its multicolored painted sidewalks, thanks to dump trucks carting off the blizzard's remains.